ROTC site automates HTML conversion
Posting documents on the Army ROTC Web site used to be a time-consuming affair.
NMCI workers say change to EDS is smooth
Navy civilian employees are finding that switching employers as vendors assume control of the Navy-Marine Corps Intranet isn't that bad.
FEMA speeds up plans for new architecture and portal
The Federal Emergency Management Agency expects to have the blueprint for its new enterprise architecture finished as early as this week and the first release of its disaster information portal in August.
New FirstGov engine will search agency databases
The General Services Administration is touting the new search engine for its <a href="http://FirstGov.gov"> FirstGov.gov</a> portal as the technology that will make it the Web site it was intended to be'a single place to look for virtually any information regarding the government.
FedCIRC plans Web portal
Government network security officials will have better access to software and information through a new knowledge management portal from the Federal Computer Incident Response Center.
Y'all got mail: Houston offers free Net access
The city from which mankind made its giant leap across space to the moon is now jumping the digital divide. Houston in August will begin providing free e-mail accounts, Internet access and Microsoft Office-compatible software to its 3 million residents.
Web sites highlight accessibility
The General Services Administration and the IT Industry Council have released a set of best practices to help vendors fill out a template that highlights the accessible features of their products.
Agency policies remain behind the 508 curve
In the year since Section 508 became a fact of life in government, agencies have gained a lot of ground toward making their Web sites and workplaces accessible. But they're also running to catch up on many fronts.
Agriculture aims for a bull's-eye on 508
About a year ago, a District of Columbia police officer happened to be on some business in the Agriculture Department South building in Washington.
Happy Ending
When recovering from a Web site hack, agency managers should keep employees informed, prohibit IT staff from working around the clock and recognize their efforts once the job is done.
Web searchers lead off with agency sites
Government IT managers hoping for home runs when they seek federal, state and local government information and services on the Web rely mostly on agency Web sites and all-purpose commercial search engines, a GCN telephone survey found.
The Sky is not the Limit for Internet, Cerf says
Internet pioneer Vinton Cerf predicted an interplanetary Internet will be in place by the end of the decade, with communications satellites in orbit around Mars and linked with the Earth.
USPS readies business portal
Postal Service officials don't measure the documentation business mailers send them by thickness in inches, but in how many feet high the records stand.
New modems can boost your dial-up service'well, maybe
I live in rural Hawaii and make my living via the Internet. But high-speed broadband Internet services such as cable and digital subscriber lines aren't available in my part of paradise, so I use a dial-up connection via an analog modem.
Forms with function
The government has hundreds of thousands of forms available in Adobe Portable Document Format. But the vast majority of them can only be completed if they're printed out. There's no way for most of them'especially forms targeted to citizens'to be submitted electronically.
The lowdown on Web management tools
<b>What is it?</b> Web management tools help you do everything from keeping content current and synchronized to tracking usage and making certain the site hasn't been defaced.
Dynamic content
Static Web pages have been the focus of most agency Web projects, but dynamic content and interactivity are now on the agenda.
Web's an indispensable but flawed work tool
Using the Internet is as routine in a fed's workday as getting a cup of coffee.
App measures SSL performance of Web servers
A module for the FlameThrower platform from Antara LLC of Campbell, Calif., can stress-test the Secure Sockets Layer performance of Web servers and SSL accelerators.
Commerce site offers cyberclearinghouse for data
The Commerce Department's Web site, at <a href="http://www.commerce.gov">www.commerce.gov</a>, presents a navigable clearinghouse full of data, links and insight into Commerce bureaus and initiatives.
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